Gaz-System has accomplished the tendering procedure related the Feasibility Study for FSRU terminal project including preparatory works for project’s implementation. Its results and outcomes will be published by the end of the year.
Other News
World’s largest containerships with deck machinery from Polish supplier
Samsung Heavy Industries, Ltd. (SHI) broke the record for building the largest container vessel with delivery of the first one to surpass the 20,000 TEU barrier. MOL Triumph and its sisterships feature mooring and anchoring winches supplied by Polish company Towimor SA, based in Torun.
Nissan chooses the Port of Gdansk!
From April 1, 2017, a three-year contract for the transport of Nissan cars belonging to Renault Nissan Alliance via the Port of Gdansk will be implemented. The cars intended for the Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Ukrainian, Czech, Slovak and Hungarian markets will be transported to the Port of Gdansk. This is […]
LNG powered Salish Eagle arrived in British Columbia
BC Ferries’ second of three new liquefied natural gas-powered Salish Class vessels, the Salish Eagle, arrived at its British Columbia home on March 20 – BC Ferries reports in its press release. The vessel took 38 days to travel 10,440 nautical miles from Remontowa Shipbuilding SA in Gdansk, Poland, where […]
Amuleth – new ship in the Unibaltic’s fleet
In March 2017 Unibaltic Ltd. has expanded own fleet by another ship bought from a Turkish shipowner.
PGNiG increases involvement in Norway, partners with Aker BP ASA
PGNiG Upstream Norway, wholly owned subsidiary of PGNiG SA (Polish Oil and Gas Company), purchased share in the Storklakken discovery from Aker BP ASA. Transaction is a part of implementation of PGNiG’s strategy and will allow an increase of hydrocarbon production outside Poland.
Malik Arctica ice-going supply vessel delivered to RAL
On 16 March 2017, the Malik Arctica arctic ice-classed supply vessel built at Remontowa Shipbuilding SA for Greenland’s Royal Arctic Line (RAL) left the Polish Gdansk – based yard heading Denmark. The vessel had been officially delivered to the Owners on 16 February, but remained in the yard for a […]
A record number of passenger ships calling at Gdansk in 2017
The upcoming cruise season at the Port of Gdansk promises to be special. Port of Gdansk Authority SA expects that in 2017 as many as 67 passenger ships will call at the port, which is more than twice as many as last year. Thanks to this, the number of maritime […]
Unifeeder launches new service from Gdansk
As Unifeeder has recently announced, it will launch a new fixed day weekly service from Poland connecting Gdansk, Kotka and St. Petersburg. The first call is expected on 13 May, 2017. Port rotation: Gdansk (Saturday/Sunday) – Kotka (Tuesday) – St. Petersburg (Wednesday) – Gdansk (Saturday/Sunday). This service will provide very […]
Havyard company in Poland wins significant contract from STX France
The Havyard company HPR, based in Gdańsk, Poland, announced a contract of around NOK 80 million (some USD 9,43 m) that has been agreed with STX France.
EPG delivered second module for Johan Sverdrup field
On 14th and 15th March 2017 loading of elements for living quarters for Johan Sverdrup field took place at the quay of Energomontaż-Północ Gdynia. Subsequently heavy load carrier Meri left Gdynia to deliver the structure to the contractual partner. EPG is performing this contract for consortium K2JV.
PGNIG signed a strategic agreement with Qatargas
Polish Oil and Gas Company (PGNiG) announced on March 14, 2017 the signing of a side agreement to the existing Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Qatargas, the World’s Premier Liquefied Natural Gas Company.
